Chilterns 30km
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Chilterns 30km
The Chilterns 30 is a one-day trail running event covering 30 km (about 18 miles) on countryside and woodland paths. The route includes rolling hills with approximately 500 m of ascent and passes ridge lines and villages.
The event base is the Iron Room near Tring Station, about a 3-minute walk from the station. The location is described as roughly 40 minutes north west of London with rail links from Euston. Paid parking is available at the station and limited free on-street parking is nearby.
Included with entry are checkpoint provision, a refreshment point, run leader support throughout the route, trail technique instruction from experienced guides, bag storage, a finisher’s medal and a Trees not Tees certificate. Organisers provide information about the local area and the environment. Personal insurance, travel and parking are not included.
Participants are grouped by ability. The event notes that entrants should be able to be on their feet for around five hours, ideally have previously run close to a half marathon, and be able to run about 7 km in an hour on flat terrain. Spaces are limited to 50. The listed event date is 10 May 2026 and tickets are no longer available. Past participants described the run as supportive, social and well organised, with well stocked checkpoints. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
